JSNA Dr Agnes Marossy Consultant in Public Health Medicine

What is the JSNA? The purpose of the JSNA is to identify the current and future health and wellbeing needs of the people of Bromley, taking into account existing services.

What is the JSNA? Statutory Examines aggregated assessment of need and should not be used for identifying need at the individual level Should identify groups where needs are not being met and that are experiencing poor outcomes A continuous process

What is the JSNA? Core dataset Report Back up from more detailed health needs assessments and relevant strategic documents

What should the JSNA Deliver? An understanding of the current and future health and wellbeing needs of the population over both the short term (three to five years), and the longer term future (five to ten years) to inform strategic planning commissioning services and interventions that will achieve better health and wellbeing outcomes and reduce inequalities.

JSNA Steering Group Representatives from: Public Health (DPH and Consultant) AD Commissioning & Partnerships (LBB) Adult Social Care (LBB) Planning Team (LBB) Children & Young People’s Team (LBB) Community Links Bromley LINk (Clinical Commissioning)

JSNA Process Action Plan Needs Assessment Report Core Dataset Website Published On priorities On identified priorities On key issues Updated each year

Engagement Through members of the Steering Group Sought from Partnership Groups Planning a workshop with the Health & Wellbeing Board

JSNA Content 2011 Demographic Overview Life Expectancy & the Burden of Disease Environment Housing Children Older People People with Physical Disabilities & Sensory Impairment Carers

The burden of ill health Acknowledgement for the concept to Dr Hiten Dodhia, Lambeth PCT

Key issues Diabetes High blood pressure Adult and childhood obesity Anxiety / depression Dementia Support for carers The gap in educational attainment

Next Steps Dissemination Health & Wellbeing Strategy Respond to Feedback JSNA 2012